Rhinoplasty

You are a suitable candidate for rhinoplasty if you are unsatisfied with the natural look of your nose and are willing to undergo surgery.

This operation, commonly known as a nose job, can be done to treat congenital abnormalities as well as injury-related damage to the nose.

To ensure that you are eligible for the treatment, our experts will assess your overall health and check your medical history. 

Your nose can be altered in a number of ways to address both cosmetic and practical difficulties. The following are some of the most prevalent cosmetic concerns that motivate people to seek rhinoplasty:

• Large nasal hump 
• Round or broad nasal tip
• Wide nasal bridge 
• Asymmetrical nostrils 
• Excess length

A deviated septum or any obstruction that stops air from passing easily through the nasal cavity might cause breathing problems in certain people. Surgery can clean the nasal canal and enhance breathing. A septoplasty is a treatment that can be performed on its own or in conjunction with rhinoplasty.

Recovering from Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty is a surgical treatment that may involve fractured bones, cartilage reduction, and tissue manipulation to achieve the desired appearance. This may cause bruising around the eyes and other sensitive places. During the healing phase, sutures may be employed. A cast may be required to assist maintain the new nose shape, however this is normally just for five to six days following the treatment.

It's normal to expect some swelling and pain. Any discomfort can be alleviated with the drugs given to you after the treatment. To aid with the initial swelling, anti-inflammatory medicines may be administered. Over the next two weeks, the majority of the edema will subside. However, over the course of a year, the nose continues to develop.